In this brief interview excerpt, Speaker A questions Dr. T about the outcomes of shockwave therapy, asking whether any patients ever fail to improve. Dr. T clarifies that every patient experiences at least some degree of improvement, though not necessarily a complete 100% recovery. The exchange emphasizes that the therapy consistently yields partial progress rather than perfect cures.
Dr. T, would you quantify that in the sense when you say you've never had anybody get better? Are you talking in the sense that— Not get better?
Anybody not get better? Anybody. In other words, they all— what you're saying is they all got better?
Some degree of improvement.
Correct, correct, correct.
Not necessarily 100% is what you're saying, but at least they showed some progress or improvement there.
Correct. And it's significant progress. I mean, it's, it's worth the time, energy, and expense that they, that they They— the currency that they bring to the office and, and spend in my office, my offices.
